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minus-squarejj4211@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up9·20 hours agoThough that supply will be a bit annoying. Oh look, super expensive GPUs… In an HGX board that is useless for even connecting to a PC, let alone have graphics. Memory modules, but they are HBM or otherwise soldered to a Grace board… SSDs, but EDSFF… Guess at least a cage for this could be some for home usage. HDDs, but SAS. Not too or of reach for home builds, but still not as likely to just plug into home gear as SATA.
Though that supply will be a bit annoying.
Oh look, super expensive GPUs… In an HGX board that is useless for even connecting to a PC, let alone have graphics.
Memory modules, but they are HBM or otherwise soldered to a Grace board…
SSDs, but EDSFF… Guess at least a cage for this could be some for home usage.
HDDs, but SAS. Not too or of reach for home builds, but still not as likely to just plug into home gear as SATA.